Upgrading heat by a reversed absorption heat pump

T. Kiatsiriroat, S.C. Bhattacharya and P. Wibulswas

Applied Energy, 1986, vol. 25, issue 3, 175-186

Abstract: Analysis of a reversed absorption heat pump's performance for upgrading low temperature waste-heat from industrial processes and solar heat from a flat-plate solar collector has been carried out. In the case of upgrading waste-heat, the ratio of output to input heat decreases as the temperature at which the output heat is needed increases. For water heating, the performance of the conventional solar water heating system is better than that of the heat pump system because in the latter case, heat is rejected from the condenser.

Date: 1986
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